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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1899
Page
6
The Second Presbyterian Church lists organ preludes and anthems for tomorrow led by J M Chines, with additional concerts and talks at First Presbyterian and Calvary Reformed churches. Rev James McLeod discusses evangelical unity, while Prof MH T Miller lectures Hebrew and Greek studies.
An advertisement extols the Pyramid Pile Cure as a permanent remedy for piles, claiming immediate pain relief and gradual tumor absorption. It touts no cocaine or narcotics, prices at 50 cents to 1.00 per package, and offers a free book by the Pyramid Co. to explain causes and cures.
Rev JTL Sweet will attend the Winter Chania assembly in BILLINGTON next Week and deliver a lecture at Great Bend. Sunday services are planned at the Youngs Women’s Christian Association led by Mrs Lowre. Rev J P Moffatt will exchange pulpits with Rev Hy A Gierint tomorrow evening. The Central Methodist Malescopal congregation’s new church plan for Wilkes Turte is approved and slated to rank among the city’s finest church buildings.
The schedule lists services at St Luke's Parish with multiple curates and Holy Communion times, St Mark's Dunmore, East End Mission Prescott Avenue, South Side Mission Fire Tree, and St George's Olyphant. It notes Sunday school, Bible classes, and sermons, plus St David's Church rector Edward Dawes McHenry and gatherings by St Agnes Sisters of Bethany.
Quinquagesima Sunday detailed church services at St. Mirk's Washburn Adams-Mulberry Zion St. Paul's Christ Grace Lutheran and others. Morning and evening sermons on topics like The Sublimity of Christian Love and Whosoever is Born of God doth not Commit Sin. Youth and prayer groups listed with times. All seats free and welcome.
A long list of church services across Scranton and surrounding towns with multiple denominations. Rev. William Edgar and Rev. 2. Tronninger lead Providence Hampton Street Pilgrim German and other congregations. topics include Palm Tree Christmas The World for Christ and The Well of Living Water. Services run from morning to evening with Sunday schools and other activities.
The text promotes Johann Hoff's Malt Extract as a remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. It advises taking the extract with meals to set the stomach right and improve nourishment from the diet.
Mme Melba writes that Johann Hoff’s Mait Extract is a food and tonic. She says it improves appetite and digestion and recommends its daily use. Johann Hoff of New York Bariin Paris is cited as the producer.
Grace Reformed and other churches in Hew are set for morning prayers, preaching and Sunday school. Union Bible Church hosts a chart study on the Great Pyramid, First Church of Christ hosts worship and evening programs, and several congregations announce Sunday school timings and midweek meetings.
The text presents a ceremonial invitation from Siri The First Chirel of Chylet to religious workers. It references Christian themes, labor in spiritual uplift, and calls to unite under a divine Father and Christ, with emphasis on love and the kingdom of Heaven on earth.
Fragmentary religious text emphasizes love over hate across Christian churches. It cites the decalogue and sermon on the mount as models for daily life and notes persecuted leaders inspiring believers to endure defamation with patient, infinite love.
Fragmentary report recounts the extinction of the barons title by judicial action and the Crown’s appointment of Sir Henry Hawkineg as a replacement. It details the chaotic scene at a rail station, street confrontations, improvised court theatrics, and a dramatic courtroom exchange amid the controversy over the title.
The unreadable excerpt appears to mix garbled phrases about health products and remedies with no clear persons places or events. It lacks coherent facts to form a definite news item or recordable summary.
A fragment from the Kansas City Journal presents cryptic verse and fragmented prose. The text mentions Sharming of the Wits, Wyuna, and Petre lye amid garbled phrases and invented terms.
Special sale of table linens and sheetings features damask linen in cream, 52 and 56 inch widths, with prices advertised as exceptionally low. Large assortment of higher priced goods also offered at equity low prices.
A dense OCR listing shows wholesale firms and retailers across multiple trades in Lackawanna and surrounding areas. Entries include hardware, lumber, jewelry, plumbing, carpeting, paper, glass, and grocers with company names and street addresses. The fragmentary catalog reflects a 19th or early 20th century trade directory style.
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